Public Trainings - Permit Required Confined Space Entry for Entrants & Attendants (OSHA 1910.146 & 1926 Subpart AA)
Course Description –
This 8-hour training course provides participants with the knowledge and skills to enable them to perform safe entries into permit-required confined spaces under the direction of an entry supervisor. The goal of confined space safety training is to educate all workers on best practices for working in confined spaces so that they’re able to reduce the likelihood of any injuries or fatalities.
Courses include videos, lectures, facilitated participants discussions, demonstrations, skill testing, and written testing. The curriculum includes entrant and attendant responsibilities, rules, and skill demonstrations that comply with the OSHA definitions of a confined space entrant and attendant.
Topics include, but are not limited to:
- OSHA Standards for General Industry & Construction
- Attendant & Entrant Duties and responsibilities Entry Permit
- Entry Team
- Permit & Non-Permit Required Spaces Respiratory Protection
- Hazard Assessment Entry & Rescue Equipment
- Atmospheric Testing Entry Documentation
- Entry Permit
- Entry Team
- Respiratory Protection
- Entry & Rescue Equipment
- Entry Documentation
Who Should Attend?
This course is for any employee who is assigned by their employer as an Authorized Entrant and an Attendant in confined spaces.
CEU’s –
Participants will receive a course completion certificate and earn .8 Continuing Education Units from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DS/DW/WW02099001) upon successful completion of the course.